> The thing I ask you to consider is a valid use case may exist for others outside how you use tech. Oh, certainly. I find the lack of a mouse to be almost as

> The thing I ask you to consider is a valid use case may exist for others outside how you use tech. Oh, certainly. I find the lack of a mouse to be almost as insufferable as the lack of a keyboard. > I'm not aware I can use those keybindings to select text in any iOS app and not just in a shell app? There's no reason why iOS couldn't incorporate more-complex keybindings throughout, and it fact macOS does incorporate some emacs-like keybindings. > A mouse will always be faster for through administering GUI apps where there are settings screen with many dropdowns and checkboxes on every screen. Actually, take a look at customize[0]: it's a complete, mouse- or keyboard-driven GUI (yes, that includes buttons & checkboxes). It can be pretty nice to be able to C-s and interactive-search a GUI panel. I certainly won't deny that a mouse or stylus is useful for precision GUI manipulation — I'm just noting that more can be achieved with a keyboard that typical 1984-Macintosh-derived GUIs attempt. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvihNaXANW0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvihNaXANW0